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Jawa 350

Jawa · Motorcycle

350

₹ 1,82,531ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
334cc
Power
22.26bhp
Weight
194kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval
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Jawa 350 — Overview

The Jawa 350 is a cruiser bike available at a price range of Rs. 1,82,531 - Rs. 2,21,458 in India. It comes in 5 variants and 8 colours. It is powered by a 334 cc BS6 Phase 2 engine and has a user reported mileage of 28.5 kmpl. With both front and rear disc brakes, the Jawa 350 comes with anti-locking braking system. The 350 bike weighs 194 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 13.2 liters. It develops a power output of 22.26 bhp and a torque of 28.1 Nm.

At 22.5 bhp, the Jawa 350's 334cc liquid-cooled engine outguns both the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Honda CB350 on paper - and it's the only bike in this segment to offer a 6-speed gearbox with a slip-and-assist clutch as standard. Launched in January 2024 and since updated with a Limited Legacy Edition and alloy-wheel variants, the Jawa 350 sits in a sharp-looking middle ground between the Classic 350's old-school charm and the CB350's tech-forward approach - with better performance specs than either.

Jawa 350 Latest Updates

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  • Classic Legends announced a free service camp for Jawa and Yezdi motorcycles, including the Jawa 350, across authorised dealerships from 23-31 May 2026. The camp covers routine checks, chain lubrication, brake inspection, and free consumables.

  • Classic Legends, parent company of Jawa, confirmed plans to launch four new motorcycles in FY27 and expand its dealer network from 350 to 500 touchpoints. No specific Jawa 350 update or new variant was announced as part of this plan.

  • Jawa 350 became available for online purchase on Amazon India, allowing customers to book at the ex-showroom price with delivery at their nearest authorised Jawa dealership.

What We Like

  • 22.5 bhp liquid-cooled engine outperforms both the Classic 350 and Honda CB350 in peak power
  • 6-speed gearbox with slip-and-assist clutch - a class-first that genuinely helps on highway overtakes
  • 178 mm ground clearance beats the Classic 350 by 13 mm - meaningful on broken Indian roads
  • Dual-channel ABS standard on every variant with no single-channel option to upsell

What Could Be Better

  • Service network is thin outside tier-1 cities - parts can be nearly impossible to source mid-tour
  • Heat builds up noticeably in stop-start city traffic, more so than air-cooled rivals
  • Stock seat loses its comfort after about an hour - most owners replace it fairly quickly

Editor's Verdict

Should You Buy the Jawa 350?

The Jawa 350 is the most technically accomplished bike in its segment - better power, a superior gearbox, and more ground clearance than the Classic 350 or CB350. Buy it if you're city-based and within reach of a Jawa service centre. If you're in a smaller town or planning long solo rides through remote highways, the thin service network is a genuine risk that should give you pause.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the ex-showroom price of Jawa 350 in Delhi?▾
The Jawa 350 ex-showroom price in Delhi starts at ₹1,82,531 for the Legacy Edition and goes up to ₹2,21,458 for the Chrome - Spoke Wheel variant. All five variants are available, and prices are consistent across all Jawa dealerships in Delhi.
QWhat is the on-road price of Jawa 350 in Mumbai?▾
The on-road price of Jawa 350 in Mumbai starts at approximately ₹2,12,000 for the base variant, rising to around ₹2,55,000 for the top Chrome Spoke. Maharashtra's higher RTO rate adds significantly to the ex-showroom cost compared to Delhi.
QWhat is the mileage of Jawa 350 in city and on the highway?▾
The Jawa 350 has an ARAI-claimed mileage of 30 kmpl. In real-world riding, owners report 22-25 kmpl in city traffic and 27-30 kmpl on open highways. The liquid-cooled engine runs efficiently at cruising speeds but is thirstier in slow stop-start riding.
QWhat is the EMI for the Jawa 350 base variant?▾
For the Jawa 350 Legacy Edition (₹1,82,531 ex-showroom), the EMI is approximately ₹5,800 per month on a 36-month tenure at around 9% interest with a standard 10% down payment. Jawa-partner finance companies may offer lower processing fees - confirm at the dealership.
QIs Jawa 350 better than Royal Enfield Classic 350?▾
The Jawa 350 produces 22.5 bhp versus the Classic 350's 20.2 bhp and offers a 6-speed gearbox compared to the RE's 5-speed, giving it a clear performance edge. However, Royal Enfield's service network is far more extensive, making the Classic 350 the more practical choice for riders outside metro cities or those who tour frequently.
QWhat is the service cost and interval for Jawa 350?▾
Jawa 350 requires servicing every 5,000 km or 6 months. A standard service at a Jawa authorised centre costs between ₹4,000 and ₹5,000 - notably higher than the segment average of ₹2,500 - ₹3,000. Extended warranty coverage is recommended to manage long-term costs.
QWhich variant of Jawa 350 is the best buy?▾
The Jawa 350 Standard - Alloy Wheel at ₹1,96,304 offers the best everyday value, with tubeless tyres adding real-world convenience over spoke variants. If you want the distinctive chrome look, the Chrome - Alloy Wheel at ₹2,12,898 gives you both style and practicality.
QDoes Jawa 350 have spare parts availability issues?▾
Spare parts availability is the most commonly cited concern among Jawa 350 owners outside metros. While Classic Legends is expanding its dealer network, sourcing parts quickly in tier-2 or tier-3 cities remains difficult - a genuine risk for riders who tour beyond metro areas.

Rivals to Consider

Royal Enfield Classic 350
Honda CB350 H'Ness
Yezdi Roadster